Whitehouse Police Department

09/03/2026

Cooling Station at Village Hall.

With high temperatures in the forecast, please remember that Whitehouse Village Hall can be utilized as a cooling station. If it happens to be outside of regular business hours, call the non-emergency dispatch at 419-255-8443, or utilize the red call box at the police entrance doors facing Providence Street at Village Hall, and a Whitehouse Police Department Officer will be happy to assist you with access to the building.

We also have a few window air conditioning units available for pick-up for residents who need some relief. If you, or someone you know, need an air conditioner please call 419-877-5383 to talk with a Village Official.

Remember to stay hydrated, check on your neighbors and never hesitate to reach out if you need assistance.

08/30/2026

UPDATE: He has been reunited with his owner.

This unchipped good boy was found on Matthew Dr this morning. Until his owner(s) are located, he will be at our station (most likely receiving head pats and rubs).

07/25/2026

FOUND BIKE!!

This bike was found in the area of the Whitehouse Library! If you or someone you know is missing this bike please come pick it up from our station!
6925 Providence St (419)877-9191

07/16/2026

Whitehouse Summer Concert Canceled for July 16, 2026.

Due to the air quality advisory in today's forecast, the Village of Whitehouse is canceling the concert scheduled for tonight, July 16, out of concern for the safety of our concert goers.

We do not have the rescheduled date set yet - but please stay tuned to the Village’s social media, Access Whitehouse App and website for any upcoming information.

Abbigale Rose & The Highlights at the Whitehouse Summer Concert Series!
Abbigale
Outlaw Attitude BBQ
Off the Rails Food Trolley
FieldtoFlame419
Anthony Wayne Area Rotary
Toledo Warriors Hockey Club

07/09/2026

06/30/2026

The Whitehouse Police Department Officers want to thank our community partners DEWEsoft donated much needed technology. We got new Mobile Data Terminal Key Boards and Mounts. (Pictured is Ashley Stambaugh and Officer Scheuerman. Thank you DEWEsoft!

06/19/2026

Hello, people of Whitehouse!
PLEASE SHARE with FAMILY, FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS!
My name is Angelika Palm and I am a university student from Estonia
I successfully received my solicitor's permit from the Whitehouse Police Department and provided all the information required for my summer internship. I had the pleasure of meeting Office Safety Assistant Jennifer Herman and Officer Morgan Schumann, Jennifer did my background check, and Chief approved my permit to work in the area.
I am going door-to-door helping families with their children's education
I work with Southwestern Advantage, offering educational books and apps for children of all ages — from babies all the way through SAT and ACT preparation.
This is my summer internship and the way I pay my way through school while gaining valuable business experience.
I DO NOT REPRESENT OR AM AFFILIATED WITH ANY SCHOOL.
I offer:
Study guides that help parents support their children with math and other subjects.
Learning resources that help students save time with homework and test preparation.
Fun and educational children's books from infancy through elementary school.
Advanced learning materials for students taking AP classes and preparing for the SAT and ACT.
A leadership development program for teenagers.
I am driving a white Toyota Prius (Ohio plate KXM8885).
When I knock on your door, please know that I have an accent — I'm from Estonia — but I'm excited to meet families in the community and share resources that may help your children succeed.
Looking forward to meeting everyone!
See you at your door

06/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who has signed up!!

Safety Town registration has come to a close, and emails have been sent with further information! If you have registered your child and did not receive an email, please contact Officer Schumann at (419)-877-9191 or [email protected]

We Can't Wait for Safety Town!!

05/28/2026

Whitehouse Officers participated in the Northwest Ohio Torch Run. The Law Enforcement Torch Run® for Special Olympics Ohio (LETR) is a volunteer movement that was established by members of the law enforcement community to support Special Olympics. Each year, officers carry the “Flame of Hope” along with athletes into the Summer Games Opening Ceremonies at The Ohio State University. The flame symbolizes courage, perseverance, and the inclusion movement taking place in Ohio and across the globe.
Officers: Sgt. Andy Kasack and Officer Tyler Ware carried the flag and torch through the Village of Whitehouse showing our support of a great cause! Thank Sgt. Kasack and Officer Ware! (also pictured are members of The Lucas County Metroparks Rangers)

05/27/2026

The South Fork Duathlon, hosted by Cycle Werks, will take place this evening, Wednesday, May 27, from 7:00 PM to approximately 9:00 PM. The Whitehouse Police Department asks that drivers stay aware of bicyclists and runners during that time.

Traffic Safety Reminders for the Duathlon:

- Waterville St between the Wabash-Cannonball Trail and Texas St will be closed
-Traffic onto Heller Rd from Cottonwood Ln, Chapelstone Rd and Villacourt Ln will be blocked

The following roads will have Officers directing traffic:

- Heller Rd and Stiles Rd
- Heller Rd and Neapolis-Waterville Rd
- Heller Rd and Neowash Rd
- Schadel Rd and Neowash Rd
- Schadel Rd and Neapolis-Waterville Rd